Vorticity

I think the point that keeps getting forgotten is that these people don't even hear about the bad things that Trump does most of the time and, when they do, it comes with spin to make it sound like a good thing. Mostly, they just hear about how much they are winning, how perfect the administration is... how great this administration has been for the economy, how much they have helped minorities but not in a way that will displace white people... how perfectly they are winning on the international stage, how perfectly the most recent special military action went, how much the rest of the world respects the US, how quickly other countries are giving in to our terriffs.

They don't hear truth and, at this point, they are so brainwashed that they wouldn't know what to do with the truth if they encountered it.

Well, that's a new one. Obama and Clinton colluded to create the Epstine files. Until now they've been real and "about to be released".

I had no idea that doves could so obviously express excitement! So cool! Much more personality than I expected!

My bet is on trying to manufacture a war/emergency to grab power.

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If these aren't microplastics, what are?

"Micro" just means "small" in this case and doesn't mean "microscopic" or have anything to do with "micrometer".

The definition of "microplastic" according to NOAA: "Microplastics are small plastic pieces less than five millimeters long".

I can't imagine Yang supporting Musk on much of anything. The headline is just intended to force people to read by making a blatantly incorrect claim.

This kind of thing is intended to draw outrage away from the other horrible things that he's actually doing. If they talk about things that everyone agrees are insane, then back off, they spread the outrage around and get less pushback on their real agenda.

Anyway, that's my theory.

I highly doubt that Amazon is dumb enough to ask people to volunteer their time for free. There are way tooany ways that ends in lawsuits. HR and the lawyers would put a stop to that faster than you can say "wage theft".

I've worked jobs where, at times of peak business, office staff were asked to volunteer for paid shifts rather than hire more people for a very short time. It's not weird or malicious, it's fairly normal.

"Volunteer" doesn't always imply "work for free".

Yet...

You know, I get it, they're probably just an asshole. Maybe they're having an emergency, though. How about just letting them get around in case there is a good reason for driving recklessly? Or maybe just in case they're nuts enough to make things violent?

Hah, that's a fun one. Fixing it now.